Projects
Our work is driven by a diverse community of scholars who conduct justice-focused, community-oriented theoretically grounded work.
Scholar
- Andrade 1
- Aunger 1
- Ayres 1
- Badiei 3
- Baskin-Sommers 1
- Bell 3
- Betts 1
- Bradford 1
- Camacho 1
- Cox 2
- Dessources 1
- Diodati 1
- Erickson 1
- Friedman 1
- Gluck 1
- Goff 1
- Granot 1
- Gripp 6
- Hinton 1
- Jha 1
- Johnston 3
- Katsaros 5
- Kazar 1
- Kim 1
- Kraschel 1
- LaGratta 1
- Lewis 1
- McDonald 1
- Meares 13
- Meyer 1
- O'Brien 1
- Parigi 1
- Peyton 1
- Pineda 1
- Prowse 1
- Puglisi 1
- Quattlebaum 3
- Sarnoff 5
- Schoenebeck 1
- Seau 1
- Sperrazza 1
- Stewart-James 1
- Tyler 14
- Vaughn 3
- Venkatesh 5
- Wang 1
- Weaver 1
- Wheelwright 1
- Yang 1
- courts 1
How do Communities Respond to Gun Violence Prevention Policies?
This project involves a qualitative evaluation of gun violence prevention services in New Haven, utilizing a community-based participatory action research (CBPAR) model. Its goal is to explore: (1) How do individuals and communities impacted by gun violence understand its underlying causes and experience its effects? (2) How do individuals and communities experience gun violence prevention work?